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  4. Radio Interview

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    I'll be on "Infinite Ceiling" tonight on CKCU 93.1 at 11:00, talking about B&Z. Norm couldn't make it so no live jamming but I have a CD of wild sounds. I going to talk about some of the techniques we use and may even speak ill of The Dead. Hope you all can listen in.

    Steve

  6. Festival Express 2 DVD...

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    I agree. I didn't think it was very good from a story or musical perspective. It's an interesting documentary, fun to see the stoned hippies and Janis is always a treat but compared to the performances and diversity of groups that were at Woodstock and the history that was made there ... ultimately lame.

    Of course, I will probably buy it anyways. Right now I'm digging the Who live at the Isle of Wight. Fruck does Townsend have extreme volume. It's just howling for Young Man Blues.

    Steve

  15. Bush's Top Ten Flip Flops

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    The thing that scares me a bit is that Bush seems to be teflon. Here is the most evil and irresponsible president that the US has ever had full of 1984 style statements and actions (it's not only the war folks, he is screwing the economy, environment, education ... you name it) and even after the evidence is presented 50% of Americans still support him ... almost blindly. Even his "born again Christian" stance is a lie. When asked what passage of the bible he read today, he can't answer.

    Fooooooooock!

    Steve

  16. Funny Moore quote

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    Moore or no Moore, Bush has directly involved America in a holy war without just cause and opened the flood gates of hate and intolerance. For that, Bush must go.

    Think of it this way. You live in a country where an evil dictator is in charge but most of the time, you keep your mouth shut, do your job, raise your family and nothing much happens. Then, the Americans "liberate" you by bombing your streets to rubble, killing people and stirring up religious crazies. Now your life is shiit and your country is in ruins. Who are you going to blame?

    Moore is helping to get rid of the monster.

    Steve

  17. Is Cat Stevens a terrorist?

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    Obviously, this guy is no terrorist. The US scares me. That Bush fooker has to go.

    Actually, go and get the guitar tab to "Wild World". It manages to use just about every standard guitar chord in the book ... without being boring or sounding forced ... which is saying something. Most folking can only fit in about 3 chords (G, C and D) unless it's the Zep folk!

    Steve

  21. 2nd Coltrane series info live '65-67 (10 discs)

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    This is for R'n B......... Subject:Coltrane '65-67 live

    Comin' up after Live 'Trane Underground (disc 10/12 now up)

    John Coltrane 1965-1967 Tree (10 discs in 6 seeds)

    Disc 1

    Half Note, NYC 3.19.65

    John Coltrane Quartet

    John Coltrane: soprano, tenor sax

    McCoy Tyner: piano

    Jimmy Garrison: bass

    Elvin Jones: drums

    1. Chim Chim Cheree 19:39

    2. Impressions 20:55

    Disc 2

    Half Note, NYC 3.26.65

    John Coltrane Quartet

    1. One Up, One Down (inc.) 28:13

    2. Afro Blue (inc.) 12.40

    Disc 3

    Half Note, NYC 4.2.65

    John Coltrane Quartet

    1. announcement 1:07

    2. Untitled Original (aka Creation) 23:27

    3. I Want To Talk About You 15:42

    4. Afro- Blue (inc.) 6:21

    Disc 4

    Half Note, NYC 5.7.65

    John Coltrane Quartet

    1. Song Of Praise 20:55

    2. My Favorite Things 23:51

    Disc 5

    Juan-Les-Pins Jazz Festival

    Antibes, France 7.27.65

    John Coltrane Quartet

    1. Announcement 0:48

    2. Naima 7:04

    3. Blue Valse> 14.58

    3. My Favorite Things 17:57

    4. Impressions 21:07

    Disc 6

    Salle Playel, Paris, France 7.28.65

    John Coltrane Quartet

    1. Afro-Blue (inc.) 11:00

    2. Impressions 16:17

    3. Blue Valse 22:33

    Disc 7

    Comblain, La Tour, Belgium 8.1.65

    John Coltrane Quartet

    1. Untitled Original 9:08

    2. Naima 7:38

    3. My Favorite Things 20:50

    Down Beat Jazz Festival, Soldier's Field

    Chicago, IL 8.15.65

    John Coltrane Quartet plus

    Archie Shepp: tenor sax

    4. Nature Boy > Blue Valse 37.36

    Disc 8

    The Penthouse, Seattle, WA 9.30.65

    John Coltrane Quartet plus

    Pharoah Sanders: tenor sax

    Donald Garrett: bass clarinet

    1. Untitled original 29:53

    2. Afro Blue(inc.) 18:30

    3. Lush Life 9:52

    4. My Favorite Things (inc.) 10:09

    Disc 9

    Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, Rhode Island

    7.2.66

    John Coltrane Quintet

    John Coltrane: soprano, tenor sax, percussion

    Pharoah Sanders: tenor sax

    Alice Coltrane: piano

    Jimmy Garrison: bass

    Elvin Jones: drums

    1. My Favorite Things (inc.) 21:22

    2. Peace On Earth 11:02

    3. Leo 23:11

    John Coltrane's Funeral

    4. unknown 9:10

    Albert Ayler: tenor sax

    Donald Ayler: trumpet

    Richard Davis: bass

    Milford Graves: percussion

    5. Truth Is Marching In 6:08

    Ornette Coleman: alto sax

    David Izenzon and Charlie Haden: bass

    Charles Moffatt: drums

    6. Holiday for Graveyard 2:58

    Disc 10

    Prince Hotel, Tokyo 7.18.66

    1. Interview 11:32

    Deer Park, Long Island 8.14.66

    2. Interview by Frank Kofsky 61:00

    This was added by Mike Parker on Dec. 20.

    Disc 10

    Prince Hotel, Tokyo 7.18.66

    1. Interview 11:32

    A&P grocery store parking lot,

    Deer Park, Long Island NY 8.14.66

    2. Interview by Frank Kofsky 61:00

    rvi

    And as an added bonus I will reseed that 45min Howard Bloom interview with 'Trane from 1958.

    N_n

    Lots of info here:

    Archives of COLTRANE-L@LISTSERV.UH.EDU

    Discussion of the life and works of John Coltrane

    http://listserv.uh.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A0=coltrane-l&D=0&F=&H=0&O=T&S=&T=1

  24. Festival Express - Ottawa

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    It was fun to see the drunken vibe on the train. My problem was that I've been waiting for this movie for so long, perhaps I had it built up to be more than it is. My brother in law saw Janis on this tour and has been raving all these years (of course, Janis didn't let me down).

    No offsense intended. Like I said, I wasn't going to piss on the thing before any of you had seen it.

    Steve

  25. Festival Express - Ottawa

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    I saw it last Friday but didn't say anything on purpose until others saw it.

    I enjoyed Janis and some of the Band but over all was not that impressed. The drunken jams on the train were drunken rambling jams. Buddy Guy, who I have seen smoke live in the eary 80's and heard kill on record was LAME. The Dead ... out of key and weak ... sorry Dead fans.

    It was very cool to see the musicians having such a good time and interesting history but I doubt I'll buy the DVD when it comes out. My advice is see it once to enjoy the history. I couldn't see watching it again and again at home (like say the Zep DVD, Jimi DVD's, Floyd Pompeii, Woodstock ...).

    Steve

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